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The Church of St. Wolfgang on Seeberg was built between 1470 and 1478 in the Late Gothic style and remodeled in the Baroque style in 1721. It is a single-nave building without a tower, with a polygonal-ended presbytery. At Seeberg Castle, you can visit major exhibitions on the history of the castle, the black kitchen, and the theme “The Life of a Porcelain Cup.”

In the surroundings of Seeberg Castle in Ostroh, there is a chapel at a spring dating from 1712. A Hussar cross from the time of the Seven Years’ War also stands there. In summer, a traditional historical fair and the wine festival regularly bring the Seeberg Castle to life; the wine festival was first held in 2015.

A restored dovecote, built in 1908, stands on an old, partially maintained farmstead in Poustka.

The educational trail around Seeberg Castle presents the history, settlement of the castle’s surroundings, and development of traditional crafts. Ekofarma Seeberg is a stop on the educational trail where children can enter the animal enclosures and, for example, feed sheep or llamas.

The church “Bad Brambach, St. Michaelis” is located in the surroundings of Poustka. The hill “Jedlovský kopec [Poustka u Františkových Lázní]” is located nearby. In the wider regional surroundings of Poustka are the mountains Brunnenberg, Pfaffenberg, and Rabenberg.

Also located in the wider regional surroundings of Poustka are the Erika Fuchs House Museum for Comic and Language Art, the “Center of Europe” monument, and the “Zwota, Kirche” church.

More local pages: Lindenhau, Neuberg, Sangerberg, Groß Sichdichfür, Trebendorf, Schanz, Großloh, Lázně Kynžvart

To the higher-level travel overview: Cheb District.